TEENAGE parents have made a heartfelt plea for the return of a laptop containing pictures of their newborn baby.

Daniel Hayes and Leyla Morgan of Rhiw Road, Colwyn Bay, have pleaded with burglars for the return of the computer, which has irreplaceable photographs and videos of their six-month-old daughter Maizy Faye’s first days.

Student Daniel says a Blackberry hand-held computer and a digital camera were also taken when their flat was ransacked on Sunday night, while the family were out visiting friends.

“We were out with our baby at a friend’s house and got back pretty late,” said the 18-year-old, who is studying joinery at Coleg Llandrillo.

“Leyla and I sat down to watch TV and it took us a while to notice the laptop had gone.

“Then I saw my video camera had gone and that the touch-screen phone wasn’t there either, as well as one of Leyla’s rings.”

The grey Sony Vaio laptop contained dozens of film clips of 16-year-old Leyla captured throughout her pregnancy and the first images of Maizy Faye after her birth six months ago.

“There are lots of videos of my girlfriend travelling to hospital, in labour and having the baby,” added Daniel.

“It’s all extremely valuable and it’s all quite personal stuff. It mostly belongs to her, so she is devastated about it.”

The couple moved into their first home together last summer and their flat is just yards away from Colwyn Bay’s main police station.

Despite being a student Daniel is offering a reward to anyone who returns the laptop with all the images included.

Detective sergeant Haydn Williams added: “The footage is very personal and the couple are desperate to have the laptop returned.

“I appeal to anyone who may know of its whereabouts or who have any information regarding the offence or who may have the laptop in their possession to please contact police immediately.”

Anyone who can help is asked to contact police or the anonymous Crimestoppers hotline on 0800 555 111.

A 31-year-old man arrested on suspicion of burglary was released on police bail pending further inquires.